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Turning your rough boards into lovely smooth ones


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that angle grinder looks lethal...

 

 

 

try buying one of these to do wide boards...

 

 

it's a wadkin RK 50" thicknesser:drool:

 

That's pretty hardcore!

 

Perhaps I should try and make a Wadkin/ Wood Mizer hybrid diesel planer :001_huh:

 

Mines an RJ, a mere 2032kg of tinny lightweightness....

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good luck finding one, i doubt there were many made. you would be better finding an old robinson or dankaert 30". they are more common.

 

 

there are always 24" models on ebay,

 

Wadkin RM 24? Planer Thicknesser | eBay

 

 

WADKIN DAA 24"x9" COMBINED SURFACE PLANER AND THICKNESSER PLANER | eBay

 

 

Panhans 436 Easydrive Thickness planer thicknesser | eBay

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